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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1969

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Chicago driver wins Carnegie medal for rescue in Iowa pond

Joseph De Moura Jr., a 51 year old truck driver from Chicago, saved five people from a sinking car in a pond near Morrison Iowa on Aug 31 1967. He received the bronze medal citation and 750 dollars from the Carnegie Hero Fund.

Chicago Nettle Creek Township Associated Press Pittsburg Joseph de Moura Jr Morrison Interstate 80 Vera Martin Bloomfield Iowa Seneca Martin DeMoura Philip Jellema Gregory Steven Michelle Cincinnati Plainfield Jerry Martin Jr Wilma B. Dixon Bloomington Morris Hospital

Unsettled Weather Forecast With Showers and Cooler Temperatures

The forecast predicts mild tonight with a chance of thundershowers and upper 50s. Saturday brings variable clouds and possible showers or thunder showers, turning cooler with a 70s high. Sunday remains cloudy with some showers and slight cooling. Local readings show 75/45 yesterday at Collins Station and 70 then 75 in Morris this morning. Temperatures remain near normal through Wednesday with about one tenth inch of rain expected mainly Sunday or Monday.

Collins Morris

Landfill Pollution Study Drives Illinois Research Effort

Geologist Dr. George M. Hughes of the Illinois State Geological Survey leads a three-scientist project on solid waste disposal pollution in northeastern Illinois. A three year HEW grant funds field work at four landfills in DuPage, Winnetka, Elgin and Woodstock with monitoring devices tracing groundwater movement and potential contamination. The Morris dump site in Grundy County is described, with area ownership and lease details.

George M. Hughes Illinois State Geological Survey Naperville Illinois Hughes R. A. Landon R. N. Farvolden U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare DuPage County Winnetka Elgin Woodstock Ross Brower Illinois State Survey Urbana Morris City City of Morris Morris Paper Mills Beech Ave Federal Paper Board Donald Caisley Caisley Cali

Cairo curfew lifted after three calm nights

Cairo Illinois lifted the 9 pm to 6 am curfew after a third night of calm following racial tensions. National Guard and state police will stay in the city with officials reporting restored order. Fires damaged several structures but officials said no link to the unrest is known. A white merchant boycott continues in the central district as wider tensions persist.

Cairo Ill Lee B. Stenzel National Guard Mound City Bourbondale Springfield Central Business District Missouri Kentucky

Kenneth S Hammer to Speak at Morrison School Addition Dedication

Kenneth S Hammer superintendent of Morris Elementary Schools will speak at a Morrison building addition dedication and open house Sunday. The program starts at 2 p m Hammer graduated from Morrison Community High School District 643 in 1933. The addition features an indoor outdoor swimming pool library auditorium seating over 700 cafeteria study hall kitchen and vocal and instrumental department.

Morrison Kenneth S. Hammer Morris Hammer Morrison Community

Ford Forecasting Taxpayer Revolt Over Education Spending

House Republican Leader Gerald R Ford warned of a taxpayer revolt against higher education funding if university officials do not curb student violence. He called for firmer administration and noted likely reduced public education support if violence continues. He also supported Nixon’s Safeguard missile defense system as essential for national defense.

Lexington House Gerald R- Ford Ford GOP Nixon

Vietnam Death Claims Coal City Soldier

Mr. and Mrs. James Horn of Coal City report their nephew Sp. Robert M. Flanigan was killed April 29 in action in Vietnam. He served with Co. C 2nd Bn 60th Infantry 9th Infantry Division. Further details are not available at this time.

Coal City James Horn US. Army Robert M. Flanigan 60Th Infantry 9Th Inf. Div Vietnam

Ice avalanche buries seven on Mt Dhaulagiri expedition

Five Americans and two Sherpa guides die while attempting the southeastern ridge of Mt. Dhaulagiri in Nepal. Survivors Read and Duenwald were flown to Kathmandu. three other Americans and two Sherpa guides remain on the mountain as rescue efforts resume after bad weather.

Katmandu Nepal Mt. Dhaulagiri U.S William A. Read Moose Wyo Jeffrey Duenwald Pullman Wash Read James D. Morrisey Olivette James G. Janney 3d St. Louis Louis Reichardt Palo Alto Calif Pokhara Here American Alpine Club of New York Duenwal Pokhra

Abernathy Asks Nixon To Intervene In Hospital Picket Dispute

Reverend Ralph Abernathy and 14 others were jailed in Charleston as a judge imposed a 10-picket limit at two hospitals. Abernathy appealed to President Nixon through New York attorney Jack Greenberg of the Legal Defense Fund. The group, including Leon Davis, was arrested last week for joining hospital picket lines amid a city curfew aimed at easing racial tensions. about 30 arrests followed.

Charleston S.C Ralph David Abernathy Abernathy Nixon Jack Greenberg New York Greenberg National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Southern Christian Leadership Conference Clarence E. Singletary Leon Davis Drug and Hospital Workers Union

Morris Airport to host monthly family oriented events

New owner Robert Wagner plans recreational monthly events at Morris Municipal Airport to draw families. The airport, leased April 1 from Phillip Collins, already features a snack bar and basketball facilities and caters to 24 planes with hangar and maintenance services. Sky diving and airplane rides debut this weekend with local Midwest Sky Masters performing.

Robert Wagner Morris Airport Wagner Saratoga Township Herald Melissa Bates Morris Municipal Rural Morris Frank Hansen Phillip Collins Collins City of Morris Morris City Donald Caisley Hansen Mid Continent Airlines Midwest Sky Masters Grundy Aviation Doug Wallin Bruce Nelson Ottawa U.S. Air Force Mississippi International Guard Vivian

Changes for MCHS Prom Saturday Night

Morris Community High School hosts a three-seat dining arrangement for about 400 guests at the junior senior smorgasbord before the prom with dates allowed for the first time. The Roy Stone orchestra from Kankakee will provide music until 11 pm.

Morris Community High School Donald Kaufman Alice Wonderland Blue Streamers Jim Bottomley John Taylor MCHS Claude J. Rose Roy Stone Morris Country Club Jim Hume Mary Sengewald Becky Darin Beth Bednarik Jim Olson Linda Telfer Ellen Bos

Morris Motel Sold to Times Trust Division

Mr and Mrs Lowell Gant owners of Morris Motel announce sale of the motel business and home to the RWR properties division of the Times Professional Building Trust. Principal stockholders include D R Gilchrist E W Conley and A R Leach. Gants plan to turn over operation on about June 15 with new management to be announced later.

Lowell Gant Morris Motel RWR Properties The Times Professional Building Trust D. R. Gilchrist E. W. Conley A. R. Leach Gant

US reports heavy losses as Viet Cong spring offensive continues

U S command says 23 helicopters and 10 fixed wing planes were lost in the past week, raising total U S helicopter losses to 2 585 and plane losses to 2 681. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed total 38 000 since Feb 23, while U S and South Vietnamese captures include rockets mortar rounds rice weapons and crew served arms.

Saigon America U.S Vietnam United States North Vietnam Lyndon B. Johnson Washington Hanoi Paris

Fleeing Boys Treed by Old Coon Dog

Oklahoma City report says Ole Abner the coon dog helped stop two youths accused of grand larceny. Jack Moon chased them to a pickup, Atkinson later released them to police at a bowling alley. Abner reportedly frightened them with a face lick.

Oklahoma City Ole Abner Jack Moon Dale Atknson Abner Atkinson

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